I Have a Dream

I have a dream 
I saw Nemesis pursuing them
Them that dont want peace 
In africa 
I saw them running 
But there destination is full
Of confusion 
So far never to reach 
I saw the clouds of evil
Around them 
There life are covered  
With shames at there end time
Even as they look strong 
Intimidating our right 
Their days are bitter 
By nature as i dream

I have a dream 
I saw the weak strong again 
I saw the strong so weak in there lies 
I saw an evil forest of doom 
Burning down where it ashes 
Are not even seen 
That was a sign that 
The rejected stone will become the corner
 and the great pillar 
Of the world as soon as
Possible for the sake of peace

I have a dream 
Who ever thought of africa 
Greatness 
Who ever surports africa growth 
Who ever believe in the ability 
Of humanity everywhere 
In this big planet
Was part of the pillar that couldn't be moved in my dreams 
Who ever stands for justice 
Who ever stands for unity
Who ever is awake for freedom 
Was a part of my dream 
So as i dream 
I saw all calamity of the poor
Turn in to joy and victory 

I have a dream 
This dream was a part of the ghetto song 
The song of freedom was on the lips of the victims who 
Have long been opress
Depress and devalued 
In chains of poverty 
I have a dream 
This dream was a dream of victory 
This dream was a dream of 
Upliftment 
This dream is on the mind 
Of every victims of thirdworld
So when i finally woke up 
From my slumber 
I realise life is far from 
 having just a dream
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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